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The Village Barn, unknown date. 52 West 8th Street has a long and interesting history. From 1930 to 1967, the basement housed The Village Barn nightclub. Later, the space attracted abstract expressionist artists, such as Hans Hofmann, who hosted a series of lectures there in 1938. In 1970, Jimi Hendrix purchased the building to start Electric Lady Studios. While Hendrix only spent a few weeks recording at the studio before his death, it has since been used by many notable artists including Stevie Wonder, David Bowie, AC/DC, the Clash, and Weezer.
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52 West 8th Street
Dining Room, Village Barn, 52 West 8th Street, New York City Primary subject: Interior View of Village Barn With Dancers
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Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives
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Village Barn Restaurant Sammy Walsh Says "It's a Lot of Fun" Primary subject: Sammy Walsh Secondary subject: Interior View of Village Barn With Dancers
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Village Barn Now Appearing Red Ingle and His Natural Seven With Karen Tedder Primary subject: Comic Red Ingle and Quotes Secondary subject: Barn
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The Village Barn "Hobby Horse Races" Primary subject: Three Girls Riding Rocking Horses
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50 West 8th Street
52 West 8th Street
Dining Room, Village Barn, 52 West 8th Street, New York City Primary subject: Interior View of Village Barn With Band
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